The safety fencing does not self close or self latch at this time. It also does not swing away from the pool. Recommend repairing and upgrading this fence to ensure safety.

The pool plaster is in poor to fair condition. There is algae build up on the corners where it is most coarse. I would give this plaster surface a 4 out of 10 as far as quality and life left. The expected replacement value of this plaster is $3400-3800 this lowers the valve of the plaster $2500.

The tile and rock has a medium calcium build up on the surface. This can be removed via a glass bead cleaning service ($450).

Otherwise the tile is in good condition with no loose or missing.

There is algae present on the plaster surface. This most likely has to do with the lawn clippings found in the pool (skimmer). These clippings usually have fertilizer and cause additional issues in swimming pools. Due to this neglect over a long period of time this exposure may have happened during a low chlorine moment. Expect a cost of $150 to remove these contaminants

Also expect a cost of approx $190 to balance the chemicals in the water to correct balanced standard.

The skimmer has sufficient flow and sizing.

The skimmer however is missing its skimmer basket float o ring ($105). This needs to be installed and resealed to ensure your pump does not fail during low water. Also the skimmer float valve is old and worn. Recommend repair / replacement on both items ($55).

The main drain is a single NON VGBA compliant cover. Recommend upgarding this to a two drain system, now, or during re plaster ($300+), as an alternative you may replace the main drain cover with a VGBA compliant cover ($88) asap.

This pool is designed to run a pressure side bottom cleaner (ie the booster pump) however there is not one installed ($623).

Instead there is a robot plug in bottom cleaner. This unit is in fair to poor condition due to the age of the unit. I would only expect this unit to work another 1 - 6 months without issue before minor repair is needed ($150). Note this unit and all other robot plug in cleaners do not have a built in timer ie an everyday function. Therefore if you want this unit to run you will have to turn it on manually as often as you wish it to clean.

The auto fill is in working condition however its main shut off next to the manual fill valve is leaking and in need of minor repair. Recommend repair asap.

GFCI currently working, however light appears to have failed. There also appears to be rust or foreign materials in the light lense. Recommend replacement with a complete pool light can.

The pressure would indicate that the elements on this unit are like new. However the gauge does not appear to be working correctly. Therefore because of the algae in the pool, during treatment I would recommend cleaning the filters ($55) and at that time make an assessment if the elements will need to be replaced ($350).

This Sta-Rite 1 hp pump is in fair to poor condition. It is original and in need of a motor replacement
$455 or a pump replacement $775.

This booster pump is in fair to poor condition. The bearings on this unit are worn, the hoses are in need of replacement, and the body is corroded. I would expect this unit to last another 6 - 24 months before replacement is required.

There is not waterfall pump provided however this waterfall needs to have a light coat of motor added to ensure the water present doesn't continue to leak from the waterfall during operation.

This 220v Dual Intermatic Timer Panel is in fair working condition. Note however that this panel has been sun-exposed for 10+ years. This has reduced the life of all components by 50%. Expect a cost of $750 to bring this back to like new again.

I would only expect this unit to work another 12 - 48 months before repair is necessary.

The pool equipment breakers are all not GFCI compliant and will need an upgrade to ensure safety $350. Also the light breaker is not functioning and will need replacement immediatly when the light is repaired.

This valve body needs that controls the waterfall needs to be dismantled, have its internal o rings to be replaced or lubricated, and re-sealed. This should be done every 10 years ($155).

Also note that the equipment pad is in need of UV protectant paint as this pad has worn itself right back down to the white piping ($155).